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NikJ4
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Amex decline

Ok so I Lost my mind last month. Me decline letter simply States: fico score see below.... Serious delinquency And public record or collection filed Proportion of revolving balances to limits too high Proportion of loan limts to loan balances too high Length of time epaccts established Scored me 581 experian Based on fico 300-850. So does this mean some day I have a shot in hell.. My judgement is paid and over 2 yrs old. Will I be able to get one with thaton my credit report?
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chnceit
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Re: Amex decline


@NikJ4 wrote:
Ok so I Lost my mind last month. Me decline letter simply States: fico score see below.... Serious delinquency And public record or collection filed Proportion of revolving balances to limits too high Proportion of loan limts to loan balances too high Length of time epaccts established Scored me 581 experian Based on fico 300-850. So does this mean some day I have a shot in hell.. My judgement is paid and over 2 yrs old. Will I be able to get one with thaton my credit report?

Sorry to hear that NikJ4, what CC did you apply for?


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Creditaddict
Legendary Contributor

Re: Amex decline

American Express is going to require at least a 640 I would say for a Zync and possibly a fixed CL with auto pay for a while. No super baddies either.

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Creditaddict
Legendary Contributor

Re: Amex decline

additionally... 581 you probably need to look for Household, Capital One, Maybe GE like Walmart or Gap, etc.

or secured... no prime cards like Chase, Citi, Amex, etc.

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CS800
Super Contributor

Re: Amex decline

I havent seen any AMEX approval under 650 so far. But try for a secured BOA or Cap One and let is build for about 1 year.

 




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pizzadude
Credit Mentor

Re: Amex decline

 

I agree that you should get started with store cards, build some history, and then re~apply for Zync......

March2010 FICO® ~ 695 TU, 653 EQ, 697 EX
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RockinRay
Valued Contributor

Re: Amex decline


@pizzadude wrote:

 

I agree that you should get started with store cards, build some history, and then re~apply for Zync......


+ 1

 

Ray

Ray

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NikJ4
Established Contributor

Re: Amex decline

Thanks everyone! I am going to chill until Jan 2013. Garden party anyone?

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quest208
Frequent Contributor

Re: Amex decline

 


@NikJ4 wrote:

Thanks everyone! I am going to chill until Jan 2013. Garden party anyone?



ill bring the pies.  that's my new thing now.  daddy making lots of pies and cake.

i'll make some calls, i'll make sure someone brings an amex card for the open bar tab


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NFCU Visa Signature $20,000, Citi Prestige $15,500, USAA Mastercard $11,000, American Express Platinum, Barclays American Express $4700, Best Buy Mastercard $400, Orchard/Capital One $700
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learnin113
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Re: Amex decline


@NikJ4 wrote:

Thanks everyone! I am going to chill until Jan 2013. Garden party anyone?


Also, look into the Amex prepaid cards.  Apparently with good usage, they will invite you to apply for a charge card.

 

 

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